Step inside the Morwell Historical Society's Research Room and Library and connect with the stories, people and places that shaped the Latrobe Valley. Located at the corner of Buckley Street and Church Street, this welcoming space is open to researchers, locals and curious visitors alike.
Founded in 1962, the Morwell Historical Society is dedicated to promoting, preserving and recording the history of Morwell and its surrounding district for the general public. The Society's Research Room and Library holds a wealth of archival material, photographs, records and publications accumulated over decades of dedicated community effort.
Visitors can browse historical documents, photographs and local records, seek assistance from knowledgeable volunteers, or conduct personal or family history research. Whether you are tracing your family tree, researching a local property, or simply curious about the region's past, the Research Room offers a quiet and supportive environment to explore.
Preserving local heritage is vital to the identity and future of Latrobe City. The Society's long-running commitment to collecting and sharing Morwell's history ensures that stories from the past remain accessible to current and future generations across the region.
The Research Room and Library is open on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays and the last Sunday of each month, from 11:00am to 2:00pm, February through November. Visit at 83 Buckley Street, Morwell (corner of Buckley Street and Church Street), or get in touch via the website, Facebook page, or email listed below.
Eden of the East